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Assisted Suicide

posted May 23, 2009 - 7:32pm
Assisted Suicide

It seems that in China they have different methods of assisted suicide, here we have Dr. Kavorkian.

Looks like there was a man on a bridge thinking about whether to jump or not when a passer by decided for him.

I guess in China you better know one way or the other before you step out on a ledge.

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People Fed Up With The Suicide Bridge

TylaMac - Wed, 2009-27-5 9:36 pm
I saw one story on this (ABC News,I believe) that said people threatening to jump off the bridge were tying up traffic for hours at a time. Not one actually jumped. The "pusher" said he had been caught up in these "suicide traffic jams" one too many times and had had enough. It's sounds like a new form of road rage. Tyla Mac http://www.xomba.com/referral/777b5ae7">Get Paid To Write For Xomba Become A Squidoo Lensmaster

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Thats right

Grimesss - Sat, 2009-23-5 8:56 pm
Here it would be attempted manslaughter or attempted homacide becaus he lived. Ha Ha Loved your comment jdubhubs. James & Sherry Grimes

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jdubhub - Sat, 2009-23-5 8:39 pm
If you are going to bluff, you need to be prepared to have your bluff called. He threatened suicide and another player called him on it. Of course, under U.S. law, suicide isn't a crime until it is successful, but the guy who pushed him would be tried for manslaughter. CLICK HERE TO JOIN XOMBA TODAY!

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